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May be affected by the environment.
If identity is something that is usually exchanged for something of value even though it is not actually comparable, then you will feel like you are missing something when other people do it. Moreover, they had never heard of the evil of leaking that information around them.
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What's the problem if you do it yourself?
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Isn't their fear that these smart employees can steal ideas from office or get client details and then start their own companies? What is your view regarding this?
Hasn't this become a common fact? Rich people hire smart people. And in fact there was no significant impact even though various thefts of business ideas occurred by employees. What smart people can't do is experience doing business, smart people only work on orders, they don't feel when the business fails and how to develop alternative ideas. |
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I'm just referring to decentralized cryptocurrencies bound to bitcoin and altcoins like LTC, Dash, etc.
In terms of transaction mechanism, fiat (paper money) also has decentralized conditions at some point, such as self-custody, no censorship, (possibly) the transaction footprint can be reduced for privacy purposes, etc. If cbdc is made referring to the features of paper money without removing any of the innate capabilities, then the importance of CBDC for people (imo) can outperform bitcoin, even transactions should be able to work without an internet network. |
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This is the only positive news we do have on this bear market.
I always worry that when bitcoin buying plans are announced by large institutions, retail investors are getting less and less opportunity to buy and ownership will become dispersed. Given that bitcoin has surpassed the discount price of the futuristic asset average, they must have bought a large amount. If suddenly they dump all their bitcoins because of policies, well you know the consequences |
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Of course, wherever a beginner hears about crypto it will come to mind that it is a get-rich-quick scheme. What makes them intrigued is the high volatility charts, so bitcoin is far from the investment radar early in their journey.
If advice can't change their minds, let the experience make it work.
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At first, I thought FTX had the bulk of their clients here in the American continent and Europe, but then I read they have their base of operations in Hong Kong.
Considering FTX is the most influential exchange and more user verification friendly, FTX absorbs more Asian users after Binance has stricter KYC rules. In my country, many people recommend FTX as the primary alternative solution for trading without excessive KYC demands. but the fact Japan and South Korea are countries where suicide is a serious social problem. It's mostly due to the hectic working hours, I don't think financial management issues like investing will have much effect on their mental health. Another fact in South Korea, every resident who is born gets various kinds of life insurance. So even the unemployed don't think much about saving [1]. 1. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1234189/south-korea-unemployment-benefits-paid/ |
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Exchanges won't be able to meet "safe" standards from various people's perspectives. Especially about the dirty business scandals run by the founders that the average user can barely detect. In conclusion, there is no "safe" word when you entrust your funds to a third party Also don't believe in naive author's article reviews (for example [1]), consider them a joke. 1. https://www.cryptovantage.com/best-crypto-exchanges/safest-cryptocurrency-exchanges/ |
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18 - rat03gopoh
57 - rat03gopoh
pls n ty
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- Hero of Good: JayJuanGee
- Golden Feather: o_e_l_e_o
- Bitcointalk Ninja: TryNinja
- Bitcoin Geek: gmaxwell
- Event of the Year: SBF vs CZ
- Fail of the Year: BTC bounced over $25k
- Discovery of the Year: TBA
- Best SpamBuster: actmyname
- Best ScamBuster: SFR10
- Craft Master: 5Ksana_HandMade
- AntiHero: TBA
- Miss Bitcointalk: 5Ksana_HandMade (I think she is really a girl)
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 Wondering what exactly is the advice |
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Nope, you just moved the control rights. That centralized entity also can't reverse transactions when customers complain about incorrect transfers to external wallets. And that doesn't mean they're also eliminating the risk of decentralization by hoarding it in one place, however. Their worries are the same (even more) when they hold people's bitcoins.
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FTX isn't ponzi, it's a clear abuse of responsibility. It's clear that SBF manages that user's money to various services to improve its own company finances. The difference? none, both are the same as removing trust in any related and similar entities. And the worst thing is the opinion of new people that bitcoin is considered an integral part of this crime.
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hello there. did you take your money on ginoxe.com?
No money can be recovered from scammers at least from all the stories I have found. If you have only given them a much smaller amount than that, try your luck with this:
At this point it's likely that the scammers will realize their trick was read, so they've reduced the value of the "bait" to a smaller one or they are no longer giving it a chance to withdeaw at all. I doubt it will work |
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I hope I'm not too late for this,  Sent you a PM. Thanks so much, @ChiBitCTy. |
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Elon Musk likes something controllable by 1 to 2 sentences then people are affected. Just imagining him facing some forum members with high decentralization ideology, it was like hell for him. After all, he was a shitcoin lover from the start.  |
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There's no such thing, your feedback will always stay on his account except you remove it. Non-DT member's feedback will be show in untrusted feedback, so it doesn't hurt his account.
I mean from the receiving side of the feedback it's just like a notification, it looks like a DT member's feedback is counted in the profile's trust score field for up to a few days. Of course the score won't be visible to other members. This happened to me while received a feedback from someone I thought was a DT member. To prove it, I sent neutral feedback to your account as a test and see if the score appears in your profile (not feedback page) or not anymore. |
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My account was hacked this summer!
I'll post feedback on that account and see if he's interested in coming to this thread explaining something. As I recall, feedback from non-DT members will show up in the trust score for up to a few days. Unfortunately you never posted your bitcoin address in the past. if it has indeed been hacked, I assume the account has also been sold again to someone else.
Can't generalize all changed hand accounts have been bought, need further research especially plausible explanations from both parties. |
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How can you be trusted by that number of users if you can't even have that SEO and be the first to show in the results of Google with exact keyword and name of your exchange?
Even the site isnt indexed in google search until the first 10 pages, and the site can't be opened on my side. It's very strange how 5 million users found this site in the first place. Or, sure it's a tough job if the OP has filled the database with that many fake accounts since it was founded. Btw, archive org explains something else what this service was. web.archive.org/web/20130401000000*/bityx.com archive.is/bityx.com |
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